MrCuddowls wrote:
Excuse any grammar and spelling mistakes
NO
REDO IT.
Meiyjhe wrote:
U c, I am an European.
As an European, about 70% is atheist (estimated amount).
We as Europeans don't care what you believe in (with some exceptions), as long you act like a normal human being.
I have no idea what the situation is in the United States of America, though I am aware that the vast mayority there is Christian.
So what I ask of you:
Whatever the situation may be, that all your friends are so happy with god and jesus that they boast it all towards you or whatever.
Just discuss it with them, do not be afraid to be judged. If you discuss with them, you might see a reason why they believe, or you don't and you keep your mouth shut and accept it the way it is.
You shouldn't rant against random people that all Christians are idiot demon spawns or whatever.
You will only destroy their feeling, your image and your own feelings.
Just because there is too much fear to be honost to those where those feelings really belong to.
Now get out there! Show your opinion in the real world!
They will still love you don't worry <3
After that, you will never have to worry about Christians again.
It seems we're back to cringing... And this^ isn't even a joke..
"If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses." - Henry Ford
"I contend we are both atheists, I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." - Stephen F Roberts
"I contend we are both atheists, I just believe in one fewer god than you do. When you understand why you dismiss all the other possible gods, you will understand why I dismiss yours." - Stephen F Roberts
jhoijhoi wrote:
Perhaps I didn't make myself clear. Every Christian I have ever talked to in person, and my relatives are Christian, btw, believe in hell and that outsiders go to hell. Indeed, they even force conversions before "outsiders" are allowed to marry.
So.
In my wide experience, including PsiGuard and other Christians I've met in person and online, all believe in hell, and all believe I will go to hell.
That's perfectly reasonable. You do know a fair amount of Christian people and while yours may be one of the worse cases it's still very much not something to ignore.
Also, I'm sad that Psiguard apparently is a terrible person :/
Nighthawk wrote:
You probably haven't met 5% of the world's Christians. Hardly an appropriate sampling.
Wooow... This is almost signature material. You just keep saying stupid stuff :D
The moment a religious person unknowingly calls his own ways stupid: "And lol. I highly doubt you have magic powers. If you proved it I would believe you, but since you 'refuse to', I choose not to."
I wouldn't jump to saying Psiguard is a terrible person from a very condensed snippet of a conversation that you had no idea how it went... >____>
Thanks to GrandMasterD for my sig!
Mowen wrote:
I wouldn't jump to saying Psiguard is a terrible person from a very condensed snippet of a conversation that you had no idea how it went... >____>
I would. It's the right thing to do.
""Toshabi took thy **** and strucketh Hotshot in his face 'thou art no god'" Toshabi 3:16" - Toshabi
"And then, TheJohn said something so Brazilian that it made all the Brazilians in Brazil turn to look at him" - Toshabi
"abloobloo ur triggering me" - Toshabi
"And then, TheJohn said something so Brazilian that it made all the Brazilians in Brazil turn to look at him" - Toshabi
"abloobloo ur triggering me" - Toshabi
I was gonna go "Allah told me to", but realized that it might be a bit too much.
"Blizzard spoke thus; Thou shalt not BM. And the players replied Nay, I shall Play my hand with Lethal already on the board. And so Blizzard sent unto them this Brawl of Yogg, As a lesson for their sins of Pride and Greed, for he is the Prophet of Madness and RNG. On that day, the tavern descended into an era of chaos and darkness, until the weekend passed and everyone forgot all about it. Amen. Book of SMOrc, Verse 20, Chapter 4." - Feam T
the most ironic thing about non-religious people is that they are often as quick to condemn others for their beliefs as religious ones are. We're all very similar in that.
I, personally, don't care what someone believes unless they try to use their beliefs to force me to change how I live my life. That's when it becomes a problem. The rest of the time it's none of my business, really.
I, personally, don't care what someone believes unless they try to use their beliefs to force me to change how I live my life. That's when it becomes a problem. The rest of the time it's none of my business, really.
The_Nameless_Bard wrote:
the most ironic thing about non-religious people is that they are often as quick to condemn others for their beliefs as religious ones are. We're all very similar in that.
I hope you're not referring to me, I never condemn people for belief alone.
"Moral justification is a powerful disengagement mechanism. Destructive conduct is made personally and socially acceptable by portraying it in the service of moral ends." - Albert Bandura
"Ultimately, if people lose their willingness to recognize that there are times in our history when legality becomes distinct from morality, we aren't just ceding control of our rights to government, but our futures." - Edward Snowden
"Ultimately, if people lose their willingness to recognize that there are times in our history when legality becomes distinct from morality, we aren't just ceding control of our rights to government, but our futures." - Edward Snowden
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Then, immediately double posts with a potshot picture.
Priceless.
Yes the picture is some what of an insult
But it certainly is true
Example: library of Alexandria